Re: file limit
- Posted by "Kat" <gertie at visionsix.com> May 28, 2004
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On 28 May 2004, at 7:43, Rubens Monteiro Luciano wrote: > > > Hi Lewy, > > It seems that other program is acessing one of the files or they are not > corrected closed. Or they are crosslinked on the drive, so opening one locks both. Try running chkdsk/scandisk. Regardless, i still have problems with Eu apps locking entire drives, so other apps cannot access them at all, even when no reading/writing is going on. Kat > Rubens > > At 21:31 27/5/2004, you wrote: > > > > > >posted by: Lewis Townsend <keroltarr at hotmail.com> > > > >Howdy folks, > > > >Ok I can't duplicate the problem in a another (smaller) program. > >Opening 2 files at once works fine. > >Also on my main program I modified it so that it would not have > >both open at the same time and the problem still persists. > >I'm sure it's something really obvious and simple in my logic but > >I just can't see it. > > > >Basically the error I get is that a file number is -1 > >which means the file open statement didn't work. > >I just cant figure out why! > >The path I try to open is assembled by the program from sequences > >but I know the path is correct because I wrote it to another file > >(which opened fine) then opened that file and copied it to the > >command line edit comand and it opened the file fine from edit too. > > > >Any suggestions folks? If I post the whole program it's large and > >multiple files and requires Euallegro and some bitmaps and other files. > >What could cause an }}} <eucode>open( path, "r" )</eucode> {{{ statement to > >not work? > > > >help! > >LewyT > > > > > > >